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LGBTQ Trendiness · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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Here's another legitimate question for American mamas. Dear mamas, did you think being
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gay, by trans, etcetera? Is just a trend? Or are we
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seeing people who feel more open to be who they've always been? Well,
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let's ask our American mamas Alma Mama, and joining us now are American mama's
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Terry Nederville and Kimberly Burlison. This is an interesting question. Are are there
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more people who are saying that they're gay or saying there by, or saying
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they're trans simply because it's popular? Or is society been so overbearing and oppressive
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that they've never been able to be their authentic selves before? Well? I
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saw Patrick Bett David. He was like interviewing this real estate mogul, and
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he asked this guy, so, would you rather have your kids learn about
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God, pray every morning or pledge allegiance to the flagger? Would you rather
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take God out of school and have them learn about what it is to be
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gay, lesbian, by trans, etc. And he asked this guy and
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the guy says, I don't know, And Patrick says, that's the problem.
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He then asked the guy, he said, who converted you to real
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estate? And he said nobody. I watched this commercial with this million dollar
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listing, and I knew I wanted to do that. And he said,
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bingo, you were influenced. And he said, right now, our kids
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are being influenced into being gay. That's what he feels. And then he
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went on to say stats showing the gayest generation of all traditionalists zero point eight
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percent, Boomer's two point six percent, but Gen Z is twenty one percent.
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Now part of that, but here's some interesting stats on that too.
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First of all, you talk about the influence when you talk about GLAD,
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the Gay Lesbian Alliance or whatever. They have a list of how many characters
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are gay by trans in all the different shows, and it used to be
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that they wanted about five percent. They wanted to be five percent representation,
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which by the way, was higher than it was in population as a whole.
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The time they got that, that then one to ten percent they now
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want. GLAD now wants fifty percent of films to have gay lesbian characters.
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It's almost that way now. It's almost that way now. And actually one
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of the streaming services, I believe it was CBS's paramount streaming service had forty
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four percent of the characters in their original stuff were gay, lesbian, trans,
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whatever, and Glad said, that's not enough. That is so messed
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up. Bill Maher said, did you see Bill Moore and Kandae Owens.
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They were talking the other day on a podcast and Bill Maher said, it
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is truly so widespread. Why is it regional? Right? Right? Why
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is it so much more common in San Francisco exactly? Los Angeles exactly?
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Or why aren't there big of numbers in Ohio exactly? I think it's it's
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like a trend. I know that in my neighborhood, five little girls all
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decided they were gay in seventh and eighth grade. All of one of them
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actually was you knew it, you knew from the start, that's just who
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she was. They're all grown now, they're all getting married to men,
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except for the one that was always gay. But those girls were influenced.
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That's not normal. And we you see that especially in the transgender and more
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likely the category most people grab onto is by so they can get away.
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And what do you think BIA is? Yeah, I mean kinky. Yeah,
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it's experimental, right, it's or it's just a label. Yeah,
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they may not even actually be experimenting or doing anything. They just take the
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label of buy even without any other But here's what's interesting to me about the
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whole thing, because they had a movie come out I don't know who.
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The director was one of the actresses from the Homar channel, and it was
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a gay movie that came out and it just bombed, tanked, it tanked,
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and the director was just admonishing the public for not going and seeing it.
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And what's funny is they had this happen on the Harmark Hallmark channel,
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where that they made it very clear they're going to go more to you know,
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gay love stories, and what's happened is those are not as watched.
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So you can put out whatever you want. But if you want to make
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money, if that's your viral look, we see what's happened to Disney,
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we see what's happening to Hallmark. We see how people are losing money by
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forcing something on people that they're not comfortable with or that they're not interested in.
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I happen to want to see a love story between a man and a
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woman, so that would not interest me. Nothing wrong if you're gay in
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your life, but I don't want to see a gay love story because that
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doesn't interest me, and so they're losing money. Yet here they are once
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again kind of like bud Light and all of them forcing you to this is
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what you are gonna do, and you are gonna like it, and then
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our group is only gonna support if there's fifty percent of your stuff is gay,
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lesbian movies or whatever it's. They're going to lose money. They are,
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They're going to lose. They're gonna learn the hard way. And it's
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like, what, when's enough enough? Like, we've accepted it. They
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have every right that we do. So what is it gonna take? Do
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you want us all to become gay in order for you to be a I
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don't know what it's gonna Why do they keep pushing stuff on it? We've
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all accepted it. It's all okay, it's all. They've got the same
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rights. So what is it that you want from us? I know?
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Very good question. If you like to ask our American Mama's a question,
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go to our website Americanground Radio dot com slash Mama's and click on the ask
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the Mama's button. Terry Nuttevillekimberly Burlison, our speak sisters, Thank y'all,
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So much, thank you,